The Failure of Art Education in America (Newsletter 1984 Sept-Nov)
12 May, 2016
“He called himself a carpenter; he was in fact a cabinetmaker. Mr. Griffith discarded lumber he regarded as inferior. He would cut a board, and test it, and take off a little more with his plane, and finally he would fit the board precisely. He cut every mortise as if he were a jeweler cutting...